The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 13, 1901, Image 4
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C. W. WOLFc".
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; GEIO. S. BARR,
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<??:?! rart?.
h)n.<: ho stvontpa:
.- il ?i-i!uc ami . idre.-- of the
ii order ! ) m-oive attention. No
:it:i;ion of a personal nature
tn<Shisi?l except as an adver- J
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<? all leiler>and make all ika?ts.
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Kinjr*nve. S.C.
JRSDAY. JUNE 13. 1901.
-;at deal of dissatisfaction i
ssed throughout the coun-i
account of the enormous;
.cessive charges that are|
lade against our poor far- ;
r storage on their goods at
ousdepots throughout the,
?
Our farmers, should;
note of this.and mark well
jes ol the men who are at i
.
ac'ing as railroad commis-J
Wo confess we are ignoc
I
the duties required of!
ntleinen, but if one ol j
s ever been in Williams |
ilitv except at campaign 1
s we have never heard 01!
ii legislators and railroad J
ioner? would pull together'
in harmony tur the good
finmon people ourcou\tv
i aato. We have someno
tight tUat men scent to
at interest in the welfare
people during election
, Iter which it seems tu
"** " "
nig short rides in t lit-1
>otnetimeswe are alwaysj
to note improvements,J
*.ke& our, heart siad to see;
ie prospering. We could:
>ok ou the Aoujiierlul;
rid great improvements!
taken place in WilJiaojcity
even in oar short
uv are the places- scat-,
e and there that we can:
fin our childhood days
and and barren, wastes
ay blossoms under, the
lvilization and culture J
on them tine residences j
pderu. imprpvemenls in |
vjtU tUc age. 'l^iis spirit
and enterprise is cou-j
no oae section,. but is
. over our eutire county.
* t
>urg to-day will taken,
lor no cauntv in the!
er iu point oi wealth or
re. All that cap be *uid ^
is section is thai i^is nu-1
, but we are rich. in.rgi
rapidly coming to the |
sent council has . done
ork for Kin pdree. Thisj
Ldeny; but there is one^
should now be stopped,'
digging out old ditches'
iug ap new eartji in J
front oi houses. It looks like the
board of health would look after
this matter and see to it that not,
another inch of soil is broken
dining the summer months. It is
almost lik^ throwing matches in a
powder keg. so sure i^ it to produce
fever. The work at N'el.-on's
crossing is very important and is
vv.eil done, but we agree with Capt.
Nelson that this is the wtong seasou
to do suck woik. Hold down,
gentiemen, ai.d 'on't spoil .a good,
' .og. f':::?.rstiv< . b ait hier now
, I
>' i ' ye.;4 and
lei r to . IT
of Ilea . exists for time
even people from Lake City can I
be induced to spend a night here.
If sanitary regulations were
strictly tn/orced here people would
not be allowed to work their gardens
after June 1st, but it takOo
some of us a long time to know
that we are living in a city and
can't carry on old plantation rules
in town.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Just before going to press we i
have received several interesting;
communications which w,e. are;
.
obliged to hoiU over lor vvamoij
space. During the past three
months we have been awfully
crowded, and to our regret have
had to let many communications
go to the waste baket. We are
not surprised that some of ourcor-j
respondent fee' a little hurt, and!
we certainly *'o not blame them;
yet we hope they will lake a sen-1
-ible view oi the matter and send!
along I lie news items regularly,]
trusting to us to fl.nl room forj
them. Our preference is to give'
news items precedence, but we
are not i-he whole show, and sometimes
we feel like Lincoln said,
"We haven't much influence with
this administration," and sometimes
circumstances over which
we have no control are too innchi
lor our good intentions. Don't bej
discouraged, but send the items)
along as regularly as possible, and !
rest assure 1 we will do the best
wo can for all.
Variety is the spice of life?
especially an up-to-date variety
show.
iron
r in
Family IV
Sough Honey.
Kidney^Backaclie
SloodandLiver
? * -Serve Tenic
antf ItotdflMiiltM Reme4y for Sprto*.,
acatoobee. Crem pnfcma.'11r?<l," M?rrom.j
Dyspepsia cura
?zz .re:. ;
golden Relief
St. Vitus' Dance-g
ik youiJlrn?glBt for Alm*a*e Tbr 1*01 coi
0MtfioAt?8 of the molt rem*rfcat>li
. yor ^ale by Dr. W~ V. DROC
Notics.
Ewnninat ion for toarhors certitirat('.?
will In?lil on Friday. .Iisnc *21 st.
at thenourt hou><\ KinjfMsvo. S
\N i I.LI AM < ooi'KK.
13 2t. C<?. Suj?t. Fd.
Notice.
A comjK'titive exjiminat i >n ;<> 1:!1
| the vacancy in the Wiilianisbn'jr
<*ourity srlmiarsliip of tie- < >!! of
< 'liarlolon \\ i!l In* lic.d lie.' t i.ri
home in Kin^-trec ou.Jnlv i*>.
W. K. 11 ANN \.
13 4i WILLIAM coon-;*:.
Sheriff's Tax 3?Jo
| STATK'oF SOCTH I'A IIOLI N\\.
WlU.IAVSlU KG O rv.
By "eof \? cm'; v-: ; iHrcctIed
I Ij Jevi?*d v j||
(V! I. 1< . av? | t }' ',?<): ,||
'.ilvnexi. before li '<> home in
i\ : ,-!roi', > 0., the iv. ; desvribj
ed la
1790 acres of land in Hone township
lo\icd upon as the properiy < f tne
| Bank oi Xewhanover ami bounded a>
1 follows; north by lands of II. H. Hud|
<rins and <leo. W. Wiliiai;.-, c.:s: by
| Cutter and Duhnse, south by Cutter
land D.Oliver, west by (*eo. W. Wili
liams
Also, fti acres of land in Hope township
Iovi**<l upon as the prop* ny (i H.
j Ihmwler. and bounded follow.-;
north by Suntoe public it on. touchinj;
; on tlie south <?;wi*den Krowdir, . n the
! cast W. B. Browder and on the west
I by S. K. <'onycrs.
Abo, 2'5 acres of land in Hope Towt.'
ship, levied upon as the property (>f
| Alice Wells arid bounded as I'olloirs:
North by lands of K-becc;: <??in-.
;south by Kuima P.rax'on. v. -t try M illard
Lamb** Cn..e<c-t by Francis ??* !r:s.
[ Al-<>. 20 acres of land in Hope township.
lcyied upon as the property of 11
B. (Jrowder and bounded follows:
North bo San ice road, ?a>t by .1. S.
Cantey. south by Santee swumpt, west
by Oiicsimus Canty.
Also, 22 .teres in Laws township,
levied upon us the propcrtp of estate
Lytnus Benjamin and bounded as follow.-:
west by Porter's land, north by
McHride. south and cist by Mou/.on.
Also. 1 lot in Pciin townshin. levied
upon as tin-property of Mrs. Isabella
Hotter ami bounded as follows : I;. .J.
1 M<>n is. estate of T. L. (iour iin. Black
river ro;ui and estate Gourdiu.
Also. I'Drr'isof land in Anderson
township. levi'd npon as the property
of A. .J. Parsons and bounded a- follow
s: north by it lack river. 0:1 by
E Harper, south by K. Harper. w?st
by l>. '/. .Martin
Al?\ 25 aeres of lai.d in Anderson
township, levied upon ;o the propertr
of .1 Ij. lirantlev and Itounded as :oilovvs;
by land- of Julia Wiieeler and
It. .John?i>n.
Also 40 acres of land in Kink t"\vnj
ship levied timm as the property of
Win. Roberts, and Imunned as follows:
north by Antroni liroekinton, west by
A, J. Smith, south by estate Calvin
Scott. east by estate W. D. Carter.
Purceasea to pav for papers*
?. J. GRAHAM.
la at.
Summer School Notice.
Fpon tlie demand of State Superintendent
of UluiMtiou. J. J M'J.Mahan,
the Summer School for white teachers
will be held in the court house at
Kioctree, ci'iiniit'ti; in/ July 22 ami
ending August 17. I am informed bv
State Superintendent McMahun that
Bidder's g a inula r. KrTe's geography
and such of the IP w text books as will
he used in free schools, will l>e -old to
teachers attending summer school at
reduced prices.
Tr???tees are urged to oj^d schools
a< early as possible after July 1st,
when the new school year commences.
William Coocart,
Co. Supt. of Kducation,
INER'S
lediclnes.
for Coughs, Cplds, Grip, or
"ColdM in ANY PART of body,,
CuijtAN.^irh., Sunt. 27, 1!XM.
Kof a whole year I cot:!#.. at> nu>\ork and
walked only by holib ug ou to a chair. I doctored
with four ditto rent physicians but. received
no roltol. Tbo oso ot two bottles ol
Dr. Fennor't Kidney aad Backache ours
gave nio a perfect care. J. M. SlfKisy trr.
O?LNHVA.Crawh?edie?^l>a-.Juyit!lSvlf0").
Tbrefr years. ago .1 bad a eeytro.attack ?
Krysipelas a ad blond poison, break tug out on ,
my hn'.vi ana tare, ?y
vw l?>r several month* without rcswlt. I then
t<?* 3 bottle* of Dr. Festaar's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Herre Tonic and s.?curta
u coinpl&tncmw. Frask UuKSiitx. .
Midihjtik >H(j. Ky? Sept. 7. iww.
My wife hu* suffered loi^r with ^yepepsim
I tried all of the pepsin preparation and all
of tuy own prescriptions without* vail. I
finally prescribed Dr. Fenner'a Dyspepcle
Cure aitd t??o usyof It Effected a cure. Many
other similar c-vaeg that have come under tny
Observation kafip been cured by his I>yspepsin
Cure. Or.T. J. Lubamiood. ,
My Dear DitFwincr. Fredonla.N.vTI
have used Dr. Fenner's Ooldea Relief *<>?
many Vsars for the diseases and accidents
for which It la advertised and have; found It
fully, wqu^la. elnlui torlt.
Presiding Elder M. ? Church.
Used fbr Cute, Bruises, Burns, Old, 8ores.
Sprains, Colds. Orlp. Bore Throp>, Colic,
Dysentery, Bowel Troubles. It Is unfailing.
AkroD.Otlo, Jan.H.tWX
. M. FSMfER, rrodonla. X. T.-,
s bar# ?eld pvt? 4r>*tp> or your St Vltnr' Duik*
IBs sntj ?T?ry OasOhal tVtfn rund b? tt. It h*? vn*/ *4
ulng heir." ALLHS-rlwRtC ><Ut ii tT>.
utaiitfng descriptions of the Remedies end
i cures ever achlSTed by medicine.
KINGTON, Kiriip-trcn, 8. C ,
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Bank Of Kingstreo.
A meeting: of the sub-criber? pi 1
i the i>ank of Kings tree was held
I ;
; in the office of John a Kollev.
1 Esq., 'or 1 lie }>nrj)f>-e of complet-,
:utr the organization of paid ban!;.
f k '
Mr. C?J. Eose.-ue acting; as chair- i
man. set forth the purposes of the :
f i
meeting and heard nominations
. for directors. The following gen-!
' llcmcn wore elected as the board .
i ??f directors:: I) ( . Scot!. li. I), r
Iioilins, J. A. Keliey and II. P. '
, Williams. At a subsequent meet-',
' lng ol the be ;\i i;r. J;. C. fccoli <
waselected r?r?-'lent; J. Kpi-'
ley, v.is p -i l.-iii; Edwin
Epz?<. ?:: { iher.anu ; .Xi:i A. Keile. ,
! solicitor.
lu-fiw ?
It is reported that there arej'
i two cfhzv negroes in town. One;
t !
has been arrested and is being;
. taken care of until the necessary i<
i paper can Le returned from Columbia
for his transfer there: the''
' i
j other seems to be a stranger ai:d, ,
' it is .-aid, is being harbored by an'
| old vagabond outcast who lives '
i near the depot. It is somewhat'
I
strange that I ho town authorities;
should allow such a nuisance to.
remain within the incorporate
i . . 4 4? .. i :. . .;. 1 * ~ i .v ! 1
j lining (>! iiie town a> j;> >;ru u; ue
carried on bv old Harry Brown.
i
: lie s-?!!s medicine, and for aught,
! we know, may practice medicine,
on his dup^s, and lie and all such
ought to be forced to live within
j the law. We are not driving at
j old iiarrv simply because lie is a
, negro, lor we have a good many
respectable colored folks in town.
! and we should think they ongh
' to he as mu di down on all su b
! characters as any one eBe.
WHY SUFFER FR
The world J
\Z
BARGAINS F
!
I^osqL"U-:
, Are now in order, call and ^ot prices,
i
Do<>rs ami Windows. Be sure to exa
Gents
1
j Just received ft nlee llpet of.^jvring .1
1 . A _ _ f-L.
qujiTE a g? ; yt>ur pic*,
DRY G1
' ou Lawns, Torcals, Calicoes*;
! No trouble <o shyw good.*.
-G-BOCI
- Always fresh -and guaranteed to be
Always vours nlease,
i \A/
| w m
I L,!1., 1 1 "1. J'l.'i IMJ.f-IL 1 ... ?
Latest Styles L
Spring & Sumn
i LACES, IIAMBYIHJS, KIBBONS,.?
11 ATS, SHOES, MEN AN
The .Finest Assortment
I Abo foil 1
N EW, M A T TISOP, irci^.oi LVL<)'
We art' closing out all oqr W.
' diaenuuf.
On all the above. gocujU we guarar
eijiwtfh hunes.t good*.
Ask t'i our Yellow Homespun
1 (jur money bark vvithourarguifi
h Your* truly^
GAGG, Olfii
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ijjuiiw..n??Wf nwI'd?
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"Somo'hing New Under
T he Sun "
All Doctors !::iv<- t ri; <! i > < :: re CATARRH
i?y il c- * n{ jiiwdoiv. . atM'.' ,
i> lj.-ii-i - ?i; ujj.v ii f.?* ;??.
Their pt?vder; Try up c.faotom
iic'jnlir;?:??->' oa {!:< ? ? !< < ; knpiut
iu<1 bkvd 'II;' | '?' um-iI r,t
ho have ontir* !> ontrn nw.iv
: he .'i'l'f1 *i ->* . i
tiavr aimrd tu cure. nhi.c pas e arr?
<iatin<*:xt< c:iu!;?>b re:u*h !?? dLs.'as*
An n}(i and exp ri(*.iiiv:! 11 .ci'nimicr
ivljn ha< for iiiuuv ycar-s nivL1 a cli?-?i
-nir!y and spiv'nlty of tne j r<-;?t?ue?.r*?f
A'l .aI1KII, has ar la-1 perta-ied .1
treatment -aI.kIi v.initniiiih W
not only roiii-vf- at (an?. In pernmni-ruly
( urcs ('ATAr.KK. ii\ u niov::;;"
Hie c:ri-o. * t!ii* '? ' .e-.-it-d
tireiiij:ii*r t . . I' i only
k "i Tiiv.-.n't* i.I ,.;.?!?/
.-p-u'l .?? nltilcter! par;Trihvu*rftil
remedy i- known a- "So ITI-'! *! .ICS
; hi' (H;AI:A.VTKI:D cwtaijisii
(TI1EV and is sold a! !: v.\N riitplv
Id'.v |?rire of (>ne IVidar, packago
iiiti'i i 1 nn! eMciirilniHlii-Sno
iiitlicienc fur a months" tivaruirud arid
verythinj; no*; ->viry u? i'.s j?i>i !Wt <i:rr.
Snihi.es" i.- tin <;r\iy peiftvt
;vT.\i:ku i l*uk i ?r made and is uoy
recognized ns flic only vfi* and positive
cure for tlntt annoying ami d Nuns' in<:
disease. It cures all iuiinnmat to?*
Hiickly and per naiiensiy and is ai-o
.. . n.. ... - . . t:
wijiurmim { 11 . ? u? i rncu* ii.? i ri-.v*
Kt: or corn in tilt: ii?A:>.
('.\T.\Ii!:ii%Nvll 11 neyleef-d fton |i*;ai+
LO CONN-r .MPIJ.)X? -SNn rl ss" will
-:tve you if you us. it a: once. It is no
ordinary remedy. but :icomplete treatment
wliirli is positively ;:n.trant<rd
to euro caT.vu:u :n any firmer sta^'u
i! u.M'd acc-ordino to the dirvetion*
which accompany each pueUaj;e. Don't
delay but sand tor it ar oivi*..tnd writfull
particulars as to your condition,
tnd you will receivespec'al nrivio* fiow
Lite discoverer of tbis won !>-i t'ul r?*oi dy
regarding your ci*e without cost
to you beyond tin* regular price f
"SXUI-'FI.KS the t?t'At;aNTIILI' CAT.1KKH
Ltt:*?H."
>?*ut prepaid t" any :n?dr -s i'? ?!u?
l.'nited S ates or Cat ada on eceipt ff
' ne l>oII:ir. \ddr?*s*? I?o-t R ' *?. KD1M.VH
fllT.Ks At (.OaJI'A.n V. :?::o
nii*i "i-'liiJ Market Sired. i'lii aticlph' .
ns2 PWII I q FFVFRRI
KJ Ifl NK2HT S WE ATS
all other forms of maladies when you
can be cured by
erts' Chiil Tonic
oes not contain a better remedy. Many
ures made by it. 25 cents a bottle. ' (
ided if it fails to do tlie work. Delight- ,
3cal Druggists.
b??aw? wti 1 iy??ujpeT??a"*"***"*?J
no O A CU !
vn vnui i i
Lto ILTeta
I also have a nice lino of Screen-,
tnine before buying.
hlng Goods.
let*, 1'uuM 2Q({ SJexge G'uata. . Convii
oods..
Oct., are too numerous to mentjiimi
:ries~.
best at, lowest price*.
ILK INS
1 l i gg 1.1. j. -.'.'j f? !>?
fl
ter Dress: Goods
iKlltTS, MKN'ri ANI) WOMEN'S? .
I) HOY'S--CLOTH I.>*<!. .
of Groceries in. Town,.
Lino of %
ITJ, HARDWARE & TIN W-* RR.};
M ?fn A yo'a' jt'H'clry- at l"*r wit ;
iti?e lowest pfwsibJo prk'^i co.nanti
at 4 oonta a yard.
pntif auXyifieftl- with purchase...
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